Over 200 shockingly hungry Norwegian reindeer
Information from NRK Television (Norway) made it impossible for people to be shocked: more than 200 starving dead reindeer in the Svalbard Islands in the Arctic region o…
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Information from NRK Television (Norway) made it impossible for people to be shocked: more than 200 starving dead reindeer in the Svalbard Islands in the Arctic region o…
In southwestern Vladikavkaz, the capital of the Russian Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, there is a Bronze Age village called Dargavs, also known as
What is the area where the largest nuclear disaster occurred in history? Is it possible to live there?
Tourists on a helicopter tour discovered the corpses of numerous elephants in Löngufjörur, west Iceland, on Thursday.
Have you ever wondered what a whale died of old age?
Dozens of Australian white cockatoos suddenly fall from the sky to a hill in Australia and die. Their eyes and mouth bleed like scenes from horror movies.
A construction in Sweden unknowingly revealed two strange ancient tombs: the thousand-year-old remains slept in small boats with many relics.
A long-standing mystery beneath the Dead Sea is the presence of a strange kind of snow, much warmer than regular snow.
California is suffering a record heat wave that has caused the largest number of mussels in the northern coast of the state to die in the last 15 years.
Graham, a man with Cotard syndrome, spent nine years in the cemetery because he thought he was dead.
People in the area near the Ural Mountains (Russia) sweep every day the dead fly bucket after it is attacked by a colony of giant flies.
A mass of about 3m ugly radioactive material with a wrinkled surface, like bark and glass, was formed during the Chernobyl disaster in April 1986 named 'death heart' - t…
According to NOAA's report (American National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Delegation), the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico, where oxygen is low, is capable of…
Reviewing the legacy of NASA's planetary hunter Kepler with new algorithms, scientists found 18 buried Earth-sized planets at the same time.
This is a phenomenon that rarely occurs in the past, but has frequently appeared in recent years, and tends to be worse in the future.